E-government adoption in public administration organizations: Integrating institutional theory perspective and resource-based view

Keyphrases

• Adoption Decision 25%
• Adoption Process 25%
• China 25%
• Coercive Pressure 50%
• E-government Adoption 100%
• Financial Technology 50%
• Government to Government 25%
• Human Resources 50%
• Information Technology 50%
• Institutional Pressures 25%
• Institutional Theory 100%
• Intention to Adopt 25%
• Managerial Implications 25%
• Mimetic Pressure 50%
• Normative Pressure 25%
• Organizational Resources 25%
• Partial Least Squares Analysis 25%
• Public Administration Organizations 100%
• Resource Allocation 25%
• Resource-based View 100%
• Survey Data 25%
• Top Management Commitment 100%

Computer Science

• e-government 100%
• Human Resource 50%
• Information System 25%
• Information Technology 50%
• Least Squares Method 25%
• Management Commitment 100%
• Normative Pressure 25%
• Organizational Resource 25%
• Resource Allocation 25%
• Resource-Based View 100%
• Top Management 100%

Social Sciences

• China 25%
• Human Resources 50%
• Information Systems 25%
• Information Technology 50%
• Institutional Theory 100%
• Public Administration 100%
• Resource Allocation 25%
• Resource Based View 100%
• Survey Analysis 25%